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android Programming Glossary: androidtestcase

Android AsyncTask testing with Android Test Framework

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2321829/android-asynctask-testing-with-android-test-framework

and execute it in normal application. However when it's executed from any of Android Testing framework classes i.e. AndroidTestCase ActivityUnitTestCase ActivityInstrumentationTestCase2 etc it behaves strangely It executes doInBackground method correctly..

Trying to run trivial Android JUnit tests. Getting: “Test run failed: No test results” What am I missing?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3462850/trying-to-run-trivial-android-junit-tests-getting-test-run-failed-no-test-re

I follow I get the same results. Here's my JUnit project code package com.mycompany.myproject.test import android.test.AndroidTestCase public class SimpleTestCaseExample extends AndroidTestCase public void test_testOne fail Just Always Fail When I run I.. package com.mycompany.myproject.test import android.test.AndroidTestCase public class SimpleTestCaseExample extends AndroidTestCase public void test_testOne fail Just Always Fail When I run I see the following in Logcat stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS numtests.. stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS stream stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS numtests 2 stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS test testAndroidTestCaseSetupProperly stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS_CODE 1 stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS id InstrumentationTestRunner stdout INSTRUMENTATION_STATUS..

Why does AndroidTestCase.getContext().getApplicationContext() return null?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6516441/why-does-androidtestcase-getcontext-getapplicationcontext-return-null

does AndroidTestCase.getContext .getApplicationContext return null UPDATE 2 13 2012 Accepted an answer explained that this behavior is a bug.. setup works as advertised when activities pass themselves to getDatabase Context but when I run a unit test from an AndroidTestCase the getApplicationContext call often returns null though the longer the test the more frequently it returns a non null value... the longer the test the more frequently it returns a non null value. The following code reproduces the null within an AndroidTestCase the singleton isn't necessary for the demonstration. First to log app instantiation messages in the app under test I defined..